However, it avoided the quandary of having to decide at which point along a single evolutionary branch a sequence represented a new gene.
Prosecutors did not charge Mr. El-Hage, and one reason may have been to avoid the ethical quandary that could have resulted.
The British government has promised, but not yet delivered, guidelines to avoid the American quandary.If adopted, the register might breed a false sense of security, since it will cover only a small fraction of offenders.
(In Italy, fertility clinics are not allowed to create more embryos than can be implanted in the uterus at one time, specifically to avoid the ethical quandary posed by frozen embryos).
The complexity of each person's experience with addiction should caution us to avoid false quandaries, like the one that requires us to define addiction as either disease or choice, and to adopt more nuanced conceptions.
If, due to procrastination or lack of interest, you ignored what lawyers then dubbed a unique "opportunity," you avoided a quandary thats consuming a lot of airtime this week at the Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning, the annual Super Bowl on the subject sponsored by University of Miami School of Law.
The advance raises hopes that researchers will be able to fully capture the potential of iPS cells--and avoid the ethical quandaries that come from working with cells from human embryos.
This quandary can be avoided by assuming that a signal inversion is computed at a prior brain site that is physically remote from (likely posterior to) LIM, within or near classic visual cortex.
The Council on the Arts barely avoided a similar quandary, said the council's executive director, Heather A. Hitchens.
This quandary is hardly new.
